David Myles Archive

Frustrated by the State of California’s inaction, child care providers have filed an unfair practice charge to get help.

As child care locations shutter due to COVID-19, providers across California hold candlelight vigils to draw attention to the crisis.

Providers in California are asking the governor to resolve a growing crisis in the state’s child care system.

Under a settlement procured by AFSCME District Council 36, 70 former visitor service associates at the now-closed Marciano Art Foundation will be paid 10 weeks of severance.

The U.S. Senate is getting an urgent, bipartisan request from state workers and lawmakers in Alaska – please provide state and local aid like the House has.

Organizing workers is tough, and especially so during the COVID-19 pandemic. But one Washington state local isn’t letting the crisis stand in the way.

Oregon AFSCME member Michael Stewart volunteered to work in the COVID-19 unit at Oregon Health & Science University. Find out why he felt compelled to raise his hand.

This “TikTok doctor,” an AFSCME Oregon member, is giving people a reason to smile during these grim times.

Home care workers, who take care of the most vulnerable members of their communities, are at high risk of contracting the coronavirus or infecting their clients.

Child Care Providers United – a joint effort of AFSCME and SEIU – has filed for a union election in California for 40,000 workers to join together and build power.